I spent the morning and afternoon with several Balanced Exposure students at the Museum of Science and Industry yesterday. I hadn't been there in several years, but wanted to do something during the winter months. I decided to offer a quick field trip since it was a museum "Free Day" which would save us all on entrance fees. Of course, the parking was $20 still!
I found the museum rather crowded, but expected that since it was a "free day" after all. Still, I believe we all had a good time taking in all the exhibits and seeing the holiday decorations there.
I especially like seeing all the kids having fun at the museum! The Museum of Science and Industry was my favorite museum growing up here in the Chicago area and just seeing the kids running around and enjoying it brought back fond memories of when I did the same thing as a child.
No MSI trip would be complete without a visit to the hatchery of baby chicks! We visited them and I was able to get a good shot of two of them together.
Go visit the museum if you get the chance. Lots of interactive exhibits there, but we were just concentrated on taking photos of everything! All images were taken with the Nikon Df full frame camera and a Sigma 24-105mm f4.0 DG Art Series lens. Camera was set on Aperture Priority mode at f4.0 using Auto ISO to complete the exposures. Images were shot in RAW format and converted in Adobe Lightroom 5 and cropped as needed with Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud.
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